LSC have a great contract opportunity for a PSQ/Process Engineer to join a Limerick-based biotech manufacturing facility.
Are you a driven, technically skilled engineering professional ready to play a pivotal role in one of the most ambitious and cutting-edge biotech manufacturing projects in Ireland? This is your chance to join the frontline of next-generation biopharmaceutical manufacturing.
Primary Responsibilities
- Operate as an integral member of the cross-functional site team, driving the process start-up activities for the project as a PSQ/Process Engineer
- Support the scheduling and delivery of the full PSQ programme, maintaining alignment with the PSQ Project Manager and wider project timelines
- Co-ordinate and liaise directly with the Global Facilities Delivery (GFD) Commissioning and Qualification Team to ensure the safe and on-time transition of utilities and equipment to the site process team
- Define PQ study requirements and author detailed PQ protocols to prepare production equipment for manufacturing activities
- Contribute meaningfully to PQ schedule development - defining equipment groups, sequencing logic, and estimating durations for all required PQ studies
- A minimum of 4 days per week on-site presence is required.
Qualifications and Skills
- A degree in Engineering or Science (BSc/BE or equivalent experience) is required for this PSQ/Process Engineer position
- A minimum of 5 years' experience in the commissioning and qualification of pharmaceutical equipment and utilities - ideally gained within a site start-up environment
- Demonstrated proficiency with MS Project for scheduling and programme management purposes
- Solid working knowledge of GMP regulations, relevant regulatory requirements, and equipment commissioning and qualification best practices
- Experience with systems such as DeltaV (batch processing), Syncade MES, Kneat validation management, or SAP would be a distinct advantage
- Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to engage effectively with both technical and non-technical stakeholders at all levels
Note: Are you currently eligible to work in Ireland? As this is a contract opportunity you will need to hold a Stamp 1G/Stamp 4 visa to apply!
Apply via this advert or contact Kathy Gillen at LSC on 021 4718212 if you have any more questions about this role!
